I have a question: What are the common reasons for the BYPASS light on card 42 of the 3500 system to be on?

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I have a question: What are the common reasons for the BYPASS light on card 42 of the 3500 system to be on? Today, I modified the configuration of the old system so that the vibrations at points A and B are distributed across different cards, in order to prevent the system from shutting down due to issues with those cards. However, after making these changes, the bypass light on card 42 came on. I would appreciate some guidance on what to check

Reply #22017-09-18

Generally, an external circuit fault is what causes the bypass light to turn on. Take a look at your rack configuration software on your face online

Reply #32017-09-26

Bypass – does it mean the channel is malfunctioning? Has a manual reset been set? It’s either a wrong configuration or a faulty wiring.

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